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Reality dating shows are the worst offenders. They cast people with "main character energy"—which is often a clinical term for narcissistic personality disorder. They manufacture conflict. They abuse the contestants psychologically (sleep deprivation, alcohol, isolation). Then they call it "must-see TV." The viewer becomes an accessory to the crime, cheering from the couch. While the phrase might sound like a cryptic
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and social media communities are increasingly providing "another level" of support where victims can bypass traditional media gatekeepers. Next Steps: